[ SECRET POST #2542 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2542 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I agree so much! The reason that I dislike Moffatt has nothing to do with his sexism and everything to do with that fact that he's apparently trying to turn Doctor Who into some kind of space soap opera, and writes characters that have no real personality (or feel like repeats of previous characters).

Someone once said that Clara isn't a character, she's merely a plot device, and it's so true. She doesn't feel like an actual character to me. I don't care for her in the same way that I did with Rose, Martha, and Donna because the whole series has revolved around the mystery surrounding her and nothing else!

[(Anonymous)]

Clara isn't a character, she's merely a plot device

So are all of Moffat's characters, that's nothing new. It ends up coming back to bite him, though, because when he writes gushingly overwrought scenes like the end of The Angels Take Manhattan, where he wants people to care for and empathize with the characters, I just sat there and LOLed at the scenery-chewing all the way through, because the characters were such cardboard props (for VERY thin story-telling) to begin with, that I honestly didn't care or "have teh feels" or whatever it is the kids say on Tumblr these days.